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Bank del credere: full definition, legal nature and modern applications
By Raphaël MORENON3 September 2025Secure your commercial payments! Understand the del credere mechanism to protect yourself effectively against non-payment and guarantee the successful completion of your transactions.
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> The practice of seizing propertyA practical, chronological and exhaustive study of the implementation of a property seizure procedure.
We put all our expertise to work to achieve a simple objective: to prevent a property seizure.
The basics of seizing land motor vehicles
Your car is much more than just a means of transport. For most French people, it represents a significant part of their assets. This economic reality has not escaped the attention of the legislator, who has gradually developed a specific legal arsenal to govern seizure procedures for these special assets. Developments...Prudential rules and banking supervision: understanding the control mechanisms
The 2008 financial crisis revealed major flaws in banking supervision. Regulators have since strengthened the regulatory framework. These constraints make the system safer, but they also make life considerably more complex for banks. Why supervise banks? Banks occupy a unique position. They manage the public's savings...Banks' obligations towards their customers: account agreement and mediation
The relationship between a bank and its customer is not left to chance. The legislator has put in place a strict legal framework to govern banking practices. Knowing these rules means you can better defend your rights and avoid abuses. The deposit account agreement The deposit account...How do you deal with a credit institution in difficulty?
The failure of a banking institution represents a major risk for its customers. Whether you are an individual with a single current account or a business managing several lines of credit, the consequences can be severe. This article explores the mechanisms for preventing and dealing with banking difficulties, as well as...Summons to judge: a remedy against denial of justice
Your case is ready. The pleadings are over. And yet no decision is forthcoming. Weeks go by, then months. The judge seems to have forgotten about your case. What can you do about it? The summons to judge is a little-known but powerful tool for forcing a judge to render a decision. Summons to judgment:...International agreements governing export credits
An exporter who offers advantageous financing often wins the contract. For a long time, this logic led governments to subsidise their exporters with subsidised loans. The result was costly and sterile competition between economic powers. The OECD Arrangement: origin and legal nature The OECD Arrangement on Export Credits...The enforcement judge (JEX): who is he and what are his powers?
Have you won your case, but the opposing party refuses to enforce the judgment? Has your debtor failed to pay despite a court ruling in your favour? The enforcement judge (JEX) is the institutional response to these situations. This specialised court is an essential part of the judicial system...Lapse of precautionary and enforcement measures: pitfalls to avoid
Have you obtained a debt but are struggling to recover it? Precautionary and enforcement measures are invaluable tools. But beware: these measures may lapse if certain procedural rules are not followed. It is crucial to understand the whole issue of lapsing in civil procedure. The...The effects of acquiescence and its practical consequences
In civil procedure, acquiescence is a legal act with often radical consequences. It consists of acknowledging the validity of one's opponent's claims or submitting to a court decision, thereby closing the door to future disputes. Committed by mistake or through lack of information, this unilateral act...Understanding the fundamentals of time limits in civil proceedings
Time is of the essence in all legal proceedings. In the legal arena, time limits structure all civil litigation and regulate the pace of exchanges between the parties. Compliance with them often determines the validity of the documents themselves. What is a time limit in civil procedure? A time limit in civil procedure is...
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